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 Annual Returns - Sick, Invalided, Transferred, Sent Home, Madras (1861) - Patients

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Date transcribed2023-10-23
Transcribed byDon Freer
CommentTranscription of names taken from Madras Annual Returns of Sick serving in Madras for 1861, held by the National Archives - ref: WO334/31.

Annual Return of Patients: Maniacal, Sick, Invalided, Transferred and Sent Home, in HMs Forces Serving in the Madras Presidency for the year 1861.

View all other items of "Surname" with value "Bass" in "Annual Returns - Sick, Invalided, Transferred, Sent Home, Madras (1861) - Patients" Surname  Bass    
First names  John    
Rank  Normal Schl Mstr    
Regiment  68th Light Infantry    
Disease  Mania    
Probable Cause  No medical history has been received    
Patient designation  Maniacal    
Result and Destination  This man was enroute from England to join the Regiment, on arrival at Madras was admitted into the General Hospital for Mania, where he still remains. No history of his case has been received    
Presidency  Madras    
Date range  1861    
Internal ref  M-SickLve1861_111815    
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Annual sick returns and reports, hospitals and convalescent depots abroad. Madras, Secunderabad, Bangalore, Wellington, Cannanore, Rangoon (Burma), Tongoo (Burma), Bellary, Kamptee and Poonamallee (1861), including Sanitary Report for Ramandroog (1861). [NA Ref: WO334/31]
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